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It's the same RX-Vision road car we saw - and were in - in the High Speed Ring clip earlier in the year.Is that an RX-Vision road car, or is that an RX-7 with a body kit? I can't tell.
It's the same RX-Vision road car we saw - and were in - in the High Speed Ring clip earlier in the year.Is that an RX-Vision road car, or is that an RX-7 with a body kit? I can't tell.
That's the RX-Vision road car we saw the cockpit of during the Showcase trailer in September. Very nice to have a proper in-game look of the exterior.Is that an RX-Vision road car, or is that an RX-7 with a body kit? I can't tell.
I feel like cockpit view was a really horrible camera choice to use as you can't see the track as good. From what we can see however, I think the track feels rather generic. Somehow lost a bit of it's charm in this iteration.
Why should PD treat their tracks like real ones? They aren't bound by cost, they aren't bound by the environment and they aren't bound by disgruntled residents, so I don't see why PD can't revise the track layout. I'm sure many track owners would love to revise or redesign their tracks but cannot due to the factors mentioned above. That is not an issue in the virtual world, so why not take advantage of that? Leaving a track dormant because of "character", despite looking 20 years out of date, is dumb.With all of these original tracks getting revised for no reason other than to make them feel contemporary, they're feeling stale as ever. So I'd hope they don't touch any other classic tracks at the point.
I wonder if PD would create a track that isn't perfect, or pristine. Like it had been a track for a century. With character instead of sterile environments.
Admittedly that same logic can be applied to keeping it the way it is. They aren't bound by age (in terms of track surface age), updated safety regulations or FIA Grade. So why not keep it how it is at it worked.Why should PD treat their tracks like real ones? They aren't bound by cost, they aren't bound by the environment and they aren't bound by disgruntled residents, so I don't see why PD can't revise the track layout. I'm sure many track owners would love to revise or redesign their tracks but cannot due to the factors mentioned above. That is not an issue in the virtual world, so why not take advantage of that? Leaving a track dormant because of "character", despite looking 20 years out of date, is dumb.
NO! I'll take Road America, Road Atlanta, Watkins Glen, Sebring, Sonoma, but heck no to VIR.Virginia International Raceway,
Curious to why. I loved racing on it in FM6 and would love to see all its layouts in GT7NO! I'll take Road America, Road Atlanta, Watkins Glen, Sebring, Sonoma, but heck no to VIR.
I HHAAAATTTTEE THAT TRACK!
Maybe it's just wishful imaginationI hope so but I don’t see the where the barriers change and or a road as per original design in the trailer
Edit: barrier on left is solid concrete before hairpin and then there’s just grass on the left after the hairpin
That track with its layout has flippin' aggrevated me since I first tried it on FM6. Some of those turns come out of nowhere giving me no indication on where to brake. I can never get them right, I either go in too slow or just flat out end up in the grass. and man all of the times I've been punted off on this track compared to others don't help either.Curious to why. I loved racing on it in FM6 and would love to see all its layouts in GT7
It could have been recorded directly on PS5, so could have HDR enabled on the console,and it seems to over blow the light sometimes. It could also be why the names on the left aren't as dark as GT Sports.I miss the trees that cover the road, the elevation change at the exit of the second tunnel, and the original layout.
And something is wrong with the lighting. Especially the shaded areas of the track are too bright.
One thing is for sure, looking at the flags from the drivers, the colour is quite a bit off. A bit too orange I'd say.It could have been recorded directly on PS5, so could have HDR enabled on the console,and it seems to over blow the light sometimes. It could also be why the names on the left aren't as dark as GT Sports.
I do think it has something to do with HDR,even if I'm wrong about the reasoning.
Completely agree, they need to focus on more real world tracks - as many of the F1 tracks as they can manage would be a good start.I just want more real world tracks or city tracks like silverstone and cote d azur.
Personally, I like to drive most of the Forza fantasy tracks more than the GT ones. The GT tracks are nostalgic because I played them as a kid, but the Forza tracks are more interesting to drive.People clamoring for real world tracks, you can get those tracks anywhere. You rarely get the standard of fantasy tracks that PD offers in many other games. Forza has had about three that are really memorable in 16 years. It isn't easy doing what Gran Turismo does, and that's why those tracks are so special after all this time.
The old ones, yeah. Not so much the recent HD era fantasy PD tracks. If the choice is between another Saint Croix, Alsace or Cape Ring vs a real world track, I know what I'm going for.People clamoring for real world tracks, you can get those tracks anywhere. You rarely get the standard of fantasy tracks that PD offers in many other games. Forza has had about three that are really memorable in 16 years. It isn't easy doing what Gran Turismo does, and that's why those tracks are so special after all this time.
Not so much real cities, but just something more interesting. Kyoto is OK, but it's pretty dull. Same for most of the new GTS tracks. I don't get how you have a blank piece of paper with no restrictions and you come up with something that looks like a sterile, real world race track. Tracks like Grand Valley are iconic not because it looks like a real track, but because it has a good layout and interesting, diverse scenery.I'd rather have fictional circuit that take place in real cities, than tracks like Cape Ring, or another Kyoto driving park.
I for one, would love to see the New York circuit returning.Madrid and Rome night are pretty good. Seoul and Zhong Kong would be good for Formula E type atmosphere. PD came up with some extraordinary layouts in the past.